Weird Warehouse
Chapter 1:
The Day of the Incident
Itsako was at the door of the warehouse. The warehouse door was black and rusty, and there was a dark glass in the upper third of the door, which was made up of several diamond-shaped pieces of glass, and in front of it was an iron railing that was vertically attached to the door. "Let's see what key it was" Itsako moved the bunch of keys in his hand a little to find the key he was looking for.
He opened the warehouse door and entered the warehouse, the warehouse was lit by a lamp hanging from the ceiling, but there were still parts of it that were dark and had shadows, which gave the person a suffocating and depressing feeling. "Well, where did Grandpa put the office" Itsako started searching the warehouse.
First, he searched the shelves of old and worn-out books, but the office he was looking for was not there, so he went to the old boxes that were piled on top of each other.
First, he searched a few boxes that were in front of the rest of the boxes, but there was no office in them, and there were only old things in them, so Itsako, instead of searching all the boxes, came to the conclusion that the office was not in this section with the same few boxes.
Itsako, who was disappointed because of this issue, turned back to go to the other part of the warehouse, but suddenly saw a mouse in front of his foot, he suddenly jumped back after seeing the mouse, which suddenly hit the boxes that were piled on top of each other and the boxes fell on his head.
A little while passed, and Itsako was able to pull himself out from under the box. The boxes were light, so he was not seriously injured, and only some parts of his body ached a little. "Damn it, look what happened, the whole warehouse is messed up"
Itsako said this and then started tidying up the boxes until he reached a box whose glue had come off and all its contents had spilled on the ground.
He started collecting the things in the box until he reached an office that was exactly like the grandfather's description, the office was dark purple in color and had white lines painted from the middle of it to its surroundings, and in the middle of it there was a blue bulge in the shape of a ruby and it was locked by a belt lock, Itsako, who was happy to find the office, quickly picked up the office and wanted to go to his grandfather, but curiosity overcame him and without paying attention to his grandfather's words that he said don't read inside the office, he opened the lock of the office and started reading inside the office.
The first and second pages of the office were written in a script that Itsako had never seen before, and for this reason, Itsako could not read those two pages, but the rest of the pages were written in normal and Japanese script.
Itsako didn't pay much attention to this issue and started reading the office; he turned the pages one by one and read, after a while and reading a few pages, Itsako realized that the subject of the office is about important historical events.
He knew about some of them, but he had never even heard of some of them, but Itsako did not pay attention to the data of the office and was only looking for the reason for writing these writings.
He continued to turn the office and read, and sometimes he came across corrections such as worms, holes, lines, and things like that, but he ignored them indifferently until he reached the end of the office, at the end of the office it was written in Japanese script that do not read this page, but Itsako, whose curiosity had become even more than before, started reading the last page.
The last page was also written in Japanese script, but its writings did not make sense and Itsako only read them unconsciously. But everything became strange when Itsako read the last word.
When Itsako read the last word, suddenly the whole room lit up and he fainted. While he was unconscious, he was seeing a strange dream. For example, he saw things that he did not understand their meaning, such as strange movements and strange writings, etc.
When Itsako regained consciousness, he saw that
To be continued...